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Scholastic18 Award List For PORTFOLIO AWARDS School Instructor First Instructor Last Grade Student First Student Last Piece Title Barcode Category Award Dixie Heights High School Terri Schatzman 12 Madeline Schowalter Phobophobia, or the Fear of Fear12857287 Itself Art Portfolio Gold Key Elder High School David Buetsche 12 Nathan Schatzman Decay and Deterioration 12851429 Art Portfolio Gold Key Highlands High School Andrew Eckerle 12 Elizabeth Birkley Perspective 12918705 Art Portfolio Gold Key Kings High School Kelly Shields 12 Thomas Jamieson Freedom of Speech 12762959 Art Portfolio Gold Key Kings High School Kelly Shields 12 Adelaine Jelinek Empty Space 12827673 Art Portfolio Gold Key Kings High School Kelly Shields 12 Anastasia Jones Tribulation 12781021 Art Portfolio Gold Key Lakota East High School Linda Augutis 12 Madison Lentz State of Affairs 12909398 Art Portfolio Gold Key Lakota West High School Jodi Kessler 12 Olivia Stock Fragile 12864170 Art Portfolio Gold Key Newport Central Catholic High School james Doerflein 12 Helena Kaelin Luminescent Consciousness 12896871 Art Portfolio Gold Key St Ursula Academy Kurt Nicaise 12 Emily Wachter B&W Animals 12806352 Art Portfolio Gold Key Sycamore High School Peiter Griga 12 Emma Sulfsted Complexities 12937533 Art Portfolio Gold Key Taylor High School Allison Heisel 12 Lucy Osborne My Heroes 12933651 Art Portfolio Gold Key Walnut Hills High School Donald Stocker 12 Anne Knellinger Facing the News 12685905 Art Portfolio Gold Key William Mason High School Merlene Schain 12 Ranjani Ramasubramanian A Journey In Identity 12886607 Art Portfolio Gold Key Wyoming High School Carrie Smith 12 Maya Stoffer Cat Princesses 12889859 Art Portfolio Gold Key INDIVIDUAL AWARDS School Instructor First Instructor Last Grade Student First Student Last Piece Title Barcode Category Award - Jennifer Chen 12 Claire Chen Johann 12926653 Digital Art Honorable Mention - Jennifer Chen 12 Claire Chen Self Portrait 1 12937225 Digital Art Silver Key - Lauretta Groseclose 10 Anya Zalewski Hazy 12923381 Drawing and Illustration Gold Key - Lauretta Groseclose 10 Anya Zalewski Lush 12924334 Painting Silver Key Aiken High School Patricia New 11 Jaierre Scott Opera MANNequin Challenge12950119 Painting Gold Key Aiken High School Patricia New 12 Antwain Shaw-huff Reaching Into Darkness 12950073 Drawing and Illustration Honorable Mention Anderson High School Matthew Stanyard 10 Abby Detering Oops 12915719 Photography Gold Key Anderson High School Matthew Stanyard 11 Lara Boschovich Dismal Pumpkins 12915806 Photography Honorable Mention Anderson High School Matthew Stanyard 11 Riley Hollandsworth Bikes 12851418 Photography Silver Key Anderson High School Matthew Stanyard 11 Riley Hollandsworth Macaroon 12871424 Photography Gold Key Anderson High School Matthew Stanyard 11 Riley Hollandsworth Smoke 12871729 Photography Honorable Mention Anderson High School Matthew Stanyard 11 Sarah Schonauer First Snow 12892478 Photography Honorable Mention Anderson High School Matthew Stanyard 12 Jaclyn Pucillo Jewlery in the Shadows 12681857 Photography Gold Key Anderson High School Matthew Stanyard 12 Russell Vogel Moon Light 12891396 Photography Honorable Mention Archbishop Mcnicholas High School William J. Corbett 11 Christina Poole Coco 12784454 Painting Honorable Mention Archbishop Mcnicholas High School William J.
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